Live Roulette

The answer is simply no, betting systems do not work. The simple reason behind this answer is that there is no possible way to beat the game, because roulette is completely random. And because each new spin has no effect on the previous, it's impossible to determine, but many fool themselves anyway.

Yes, there actually are some advantages, such as:
– There's no longer a need to travel to play it, which cuts back on time and expenses.
– One can play whenever they wish, it's just a matter of logging on.
– The player dosen't have as much to lose or at stake.
– Ability to switch casinos in minutes
– Play from the privacy of own home

For instance, if the player is only able to bet on one or two colours, such as black or red, the bet won't be 50/50 because the zeroes would be neither of those colours.

Casinos obviously don't want to allow any chances to make extra money, considering the small edges where the short term variance could favor the player. One top of the player getting free bonus money with the low edges, one could potentially beat the casino profit.

It just depends on a few specific factors. For instance, what country is the person from? If in the U.S, what state? And then, the laws for it in each state vary. Some states that accept casino equipment hold the exception of it having to be “antique.”

Yes, on most, if not all of the online casino sites allow free game play. Most of them do require a simple account sign-up first, but that just takes a few moments to complete.

Some of the highest possible wins include, betting on red/black, odd/even/ or on 1-18/19-36. However, keep in mind that the house edge will always be the same no matter what.

Probability speaking, any number at 2.63%. But, in terms of house edge, it's the first five bet (7.89% house edge for double zero).

It depends on the person because it is opinion-based and subjective. Everyone's needs are different based on various factors that affect overall game play. One idea to help some people determine this is to simply read different game reviews.

No, due to the impossibility to beat the game overall. It's just like playing the lottery in that sense, no one can shift the odds and make them in their favor to win completely.

It's essentially the same as non-live dealer roulette. At the table, the player chooses and places their bets. The difference however, is that there is a live dealer obviously being shown in the live game, which allows the players to chat while in the game, and live dealer cannot typically be played for free.

Depending on the variation being played, it's either 1/37 or 1/38.

It varies between 18-21, so it's just a matter of reading the terms at each casino, or contacting their support.

The American game wheel has a 0 and double zero, and a house edge of 5.26. However, the French version has the 0, while the European version overall has 0 and a house edge of 2.70, but unlike the European, the French's house edge is reduced to 1.35– based on the rule of having to pay half of the bet back if the ball should land on 0.

Considering it is not a casino game and is in fact played with an actual gun, the answer is no. A bullet is loaded, the cylinder is spun, and people take turns firing at the player's heads. Whereas this is a form of gambling, it's not recommended.

Betting systems aren't illegal per say, however there is a potential they could be cheating. So, if being played correctly, the system one uses doesn't matter, even the Martingale.

Yes, technically, but both games have small edges nevertheless, so therefore one can experience large swings– just prepare for short terms swings. Enough money is needed to cover player wins.

One can indeed trust the game, however, it needs to be played from a legitimate casino. Based on random generators that determine where the ball lands, companies can prove whether the game is fair and random.

The Column King, D'Alembert, Fibonacci, Green Black Attack, Guetting, Labouchere Cancellation– Reverse Labouchere, Law of the Third, Martingale– Anti Martingale and Grand Martingale, Oscar's Grind, Pivot, Six Pence, and Wells Pendulum. They all operate in about the same ways.

Money cannot be won by doing this, in fact, money will be lost by betting on black/red in the long run.

Yes, and it is as follows:
-Avoid getting drunk, for obvious reasons
– Limit smoking, it's just not courteous to everyone
-Follow the dealers instructions and play to their announcements
-Tip the dealer, part of their income is gratuity, and it's justcourteous, if not the expected thing to do.
-Understand the rules and lingo of the game. Games in general always flowmore smoothly when everyone there knows the rules.